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Hello,I have a bit of a tricky case.I am creating a big audit app with
multiple tables.Based on some of the questions' answer an action plan
must be created.Ideally I'd like to create a new table with action item
linked to the audit.However, I feel l...
Hello, We are currently building an “inspection type app”. Basically we
have one table that represent an invoice associated to this invoice we
can have one or multiple event. We need the event to be displayed in
google calendar. I am seeing multiple ...
Hello, As an introduction I want to point out that I am a newbie so I
could be on the wrong track Basically I am trying to build a form in two
parts to fill in some information about a factory. The first part is to
be filled by one person and the sec...
I have an audit "audit ABC" for which I need X answers (IE "do you like
bananas?")based on this answer I create an action plan with action
item.If (answer to "do you like bananas" is yes then I create an action
item "buy bananas" linked with my "audi...
Another idea, I just tested.I create 5 tables:Audit: general information
about my audit)Audit_question: all the questions from table question
that I want to ask for this auditQuestion: the list of question with
possible answerQuestion_action: the lis...
If anyone found this, what we have ended up doing is we use calendar
title field as a ref. It’s convinient as if the event is deleted in
Google Calendar or the app it gets updated everywhere. All the rest of
the information is stored in another table...
Hello John, Thank you very much for your answer I knew I might be on the
wrong track. Everything is really factory information. Do you have any
hints on when should I use two tables to create two forms? Thank you
again
